IEPE sensor to 48 volt phantom power XLR adapter
48 volt phantom power XLR to IEPE Sensor Adapter
The MP48 adapter is designed for use with industrial accelerometers, force sensors and measurement microphones that are powered in accordance with the IEPE standard.
The use of cost-effective, 48-volt digital ADCs from professional studio technology proves to be particularly economical, even with small channels.
The MP48 is suitable for all noise and vibration measurements from 10 Hz to far above 350 kHz.
We recommend these models because the input gain range cannot be adjusted externally.
ZOOM UAC-232, Behringer X-Air 16 & X-Air 18, Mackie DL32
MP48
XLR 48 Volt to IEPE Sensor BNC Adapter
- Frequency response : 1 Hz – 350 kHz (-0.5 dB)
- Voltage : 18 – 48 Volt
- XLR male to BNC female
- Operation with 48V phantom power via the XLR connector
- Provides ICP constant current at the BNC connector
- No separate power supply necessary
Ultrasonic microphone set
Frequency response 10 Hz to 95 kHz
- Price: 2493 €
ZOOM UAC-232 IEPE interface realized with the MP48 IEPE-XLR adapters.
It offers outstanding technical features in terms of the linearity of the frequency response from 10 Hz to 95 kHz and a signal-to-noise ratio with 32-bit float technology. You no longer have to worry about optimum leveling.
It is particularly suitable for measurement microphone applications such as ultrasonic measurements or measurements of very quiet noises in a measurement chamber.
IEPE - XLR adapter with NVH Analyzer software
and 4 channel USB audio interface
The compatibility of all IEPE sensors, including accelerometers, measuring microphones, impulse hammers and force transducers, is guaranteed with all IEPE sensors from the following brand manufacturers:
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